WayV’s Ten has a new mini album out later this month and — like seemingly everyone in K-pop — has teased it with a pre-release single. Pre-releases often end up being bigger hits than the actual title tracks, as artists want to come out of… Read More »Song Review: Ten (WayV) – Bambola
There’s this K-pop sub-genre lovingly referred to as “Christian horse girl music.” Think early efforts by GFriend, Lovelyz, Oh My Girl, April and the like. If you have time, do yourself a favor and go down the YouTube rabbit hole of this music, as it… Read More »Song Review: The Wind – Only One
Metalcore stand-outs, The Plot in You, played an incredible set at NYC’s Webster Hall for the final night of their […] The post The Plot in You Live in NYC appeared first on The Alternative.
Despite hailing from one of K-pop’s biggest agencies, NMIXX’s ascent has been slow and steady. While their debut single polarized fans, the group has surged in popularity with each passing year and started to develop a diverse catalog of sounds. Their singles tend to be… Read More »Song Review: NMIXX – Know About Me
The Boyz have pulled off a feat that once seemed impossible in K-pop: changing agencies with their entire roster, group name and music catalog intact. Now, they’re back with their first work under label One Hundred, presumably with greater creative control than ever. It’s interesting… Read More »Song Review: The Boyz – VVV